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Re: Grinders revisited
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Posted by TP from Central PA on December 17, 2006 at 18:42:31 from (152.163.100.74):
In Reply to: Grinders revisited posted by IaGary on December 17, 2006 at 18:13:26:
I agree on the power part, but I don"t think they grind any fast, I know guys around here with Gehls and they need more tractor I did for my NH or Arts-Way................I had a 357 NH Mill, ran it with a warmed up M-TA and it did everything I wanted it to, and actually worked better with the M-TA than a 706D. My neighbors have a 125 Gehl and use the same size screeen I did and you couldn"t run that with a smaller tractor if you wanted to, unless you put in one ear of corn at a time.......100 hp 766 is the limit on the low end and you still can outshovel it if you wanted to from a corn crib. My grandfather has a 95 as well, and its a power sink.........takes 80 hp to run it. I"d never have a Gehl, it be a 357 NH or Arts-Way......I"ve been known to grind feed with what ever was at the farm where the mill was. We used our "49 JD A more than acouple times when everything else was tied up..........Slow, but got "er done. Out of all the mills I"ve seen and used, if you have a problem with grinding a batch of feed in the least amount of time, get yourself a old big Farmhand Mill(Big models with tandem axles under them) and put a real tractor on the shaft(1256 or something like it)..........
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